showat

What do you guys use to clean the interior, Door interior scuffs, , dust, etc.

AdvanSLF

if its light dust, use a microfiber towel. if there's a lot of dust, go over it with a used laundry fabric softener. it picks up and traps the dust pretty well. if you must use a new fabric softener, do not press hard against your interior as some [usually white] residue from the softener may rub on to your interior. if there are stuck on stains, go over with water, but try to minimize the spreading of moister/liquid. dry immediately with micro fiber towel. i would stay away from them stupid leather, softener, or other crap that says its suppose to help with your interior. your car is brand new.. it shouldn't need any of those chemical cleaner and conditioners at this point..

ddvette9

I have a ton of detailing knowledge and research over the years and I always go back to meguiars quick interior detailer. It's probably a very mild all purpose cleaner in their bottle but I still use it. Have sprayed all over my interior for months on a weekly basis and it works incredible. Cleans anything and everything including seats, steering wheel, door panels, dash and led screen. Wil not leave a greasy film behind and it self levels as it dries. And it's about 5 bucks at wal mart. Use a microfiber towel and you will be good to go.

showat

Thanks For the great info, Trying to keep it looking clean and new for as long as possible

corradoMR2

Be careful with the dash or you can damage it.

See: https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-...heir-dash.html

showat

Good to know, reading through the thread now

AdamCraven

Shopvac, microfiber towel, patience.

lexi90

I use the following:

a. Microfiber towel
b. Armor All Original Protectant or Multi-Purpose Auto Cleaner

Spray Armor All on microfiber towel and wipe the surface. Use a clean, dry microfiber towel to wipe off the excess liquid.

As for the leather, I haven't dared to use Lexol on the seats since they're not real leather. If there's a bit of dirt or dust, I just wipe them down with a microfiber towel wet in warm water.

lexi90

Very interesting! From now on, I'll use a microfiber towel and wet it with plain water.

JB5674

I use Chemical Guys InterClean with a microfiber since it picks up oils from your skin.....its about 10-12 bucks a bottle and lasts. If you want some protection and a slight shine get 303 Aerospace Protectant.
Both products highly regarded by details. The 303 works well on the plastic on the engine and the exterior plastic ( vents and rear valance ) too

ExSrAaron

I started using Chemical Guys InnerClean for the Lexus since it's not real leather. Keeps the matte finish once dry and smells...interesting. lol. 303 Aerospace as well.

HanaleiISF

A total lack of passengers keeps my car pristine

chyeea03

Same here! I'm also a ***** as I don't allow liquids or foods inside the cabin of my car. Anything that can make a mess (excluding wet shoes) goes in the trunk.. for now....

Jbreezie

Everything you need to know. I'm currently using Carpro PERL on my interior. I'll try Aerospace 303 later.

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/aut...diy-guide.html

Loe

I've always diluted Leatherique rejuvenating oil w/ water in a 10:1 ratio (10=water) into a spray bottle and used it as a cleaning agent. It rids of scuff marks, and leaves all colors more bold in appearance w/o the glossy finish. Works like a charm for all of my cars, and the sent is very leather-like.